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Hisense’s next flagship TV proves the next battle is about reflections, not brightness

Posted on September 4, 2023 By bot

At IFA 2023, Hisense has just shown me a prototype of its next flagship TV, to be released in 2024. Known as the UXN, it’s a mini-LED model that Hisense is still working on, but is in line for a wider color gamut, more brightness and more dimming zones than any of its current TVs. Because it’s still in development, I couldn’t really make any judgment on its image quality yet – but there’s one feature that stood out, and
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